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Crime-counting rules 'misleading'

US police force to recruit capuchin monkey for 'intelligence' work

Top criminal legal aid barristers on £500,000-plus

Use of sniffer dogs in schools is 'success'

R v BARBARA BRETT (2005)

R v ASHFAQ AHMED MUSHTAQ (2005)

R (on the application of MORRIS) v WOOLWICH MAGISTRATES' COURT (2005)

BRIDGETTE ASKEY v PAUL WOOD (2005)

UK TRADECORP LTD v CUSTOMS & EXCISE COMMISSIONERS (VADT18992) (2005)

R v JILL MARGARET FULLER (2005)

Election fact check: Tackling the yobs

Frighten drunken yobs, say Tories

Website helps children tackle domestic violence

Companions against crime

R v KARL GOODYEAR (2005)

Price Competitive Tendering will reduce access to justice

Health and crime top poll battle

No easy task to see justice done in court

Police 'riot centre' to be opened

Police to make 'protect us' plea

Minister's new group unveiled

Probation reform 'risk to public'

Inmates claim riot compensation

R v PETER SERUMAGA (2005)

Law used as 'political football'

Official: Blair's crime plan 'a threat to public'

Met chief under fire for intervening in debate on ID cards

Home Office says sorry to suspects for ricin blunder

Revealed: how the Home Office hides the true level of crime

R v CARL DOIDGE (2005)

ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S REFERENCE (NO. 112 OF 2004) sub nom R v ANDREW YEMM (2005)

R v LEONI JAYNE HEMBLING (2005)

R v PAUL WILLIAM THOMPSON (2005)

DAMIEN TINSLEY (BY HIS RECEIVER & LITIGATION FRIEND MARTIN CONROY) v JAIDIP SARKAR (2005)

Prisoners 'aware' in executions

Lawyers outraged at portrayal of men freed in poison trial

Alleged criminals in newspaper ad

Arrests for jail stabbing

Island sees more young offenders

BENEDICT JOHN CLEMENTS v DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS (2005)

PALAR v COURT OF FIRST INSTANCE OF BRUSSELS (2005)

RITA JOAN MAY v DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS (2005)

R v MANSFIELD (2005)

R v LU ZHU AI (2005)

R v IAIN ST CLAIR ROBERTSON (2005)

R (on the application of P) v SOUTH & SOUTH EAST HAMPSHIRE YOUTH COURT (2005)

Police anti-terror squad launched

What's new: Terror laws, NHS change, parent power

Butter knife 'an offensive weapon'

Chief Justice to retire as law reforms are complete

Taming of the shrewd inquirer

CHRISTOPHER MILLER v ASSOCIATED NEWSPAPERS LTD (2005)